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117 my @t_array = $cpt->reval("print wantarray ? 'ok $test\n' : 'not ok $test\n'; (2,3,4)");120 is($t_array[2], 4);
6167 UV* t_array; in S_pmtrans() local6337 t_array = invlist_array(t_invlist); in S_pmtrans()6338 Copy(PL_partition_by_byte_length, t_array, len, UV); in S_pmtrans()6351 t_array = invlist_array(t_invlist); in S_pmtrans()6626 ? t_array[i+1] - t_cp in S_pmtrans()6742 if (t_cp == t_array[i]) { in S_pmtrans()6755 || CP_SKIP(t_array[i-1]) in S_pmtrans()6760 && r_cp - r_map[i-1] == t_cp - t_array[i-1]))) in S_pmtrans()6771 && t_cp_end + 1 == t_array[i+1])) in S_pmtrans()6776 || CP_SKIP(t_cp) == CP_SKIP(t_array[i+1])) in S_pmtrans()[all …]
3703 :ref:`array types <t_array>`. Such an analogy works fine as long as the vector3844 member types. :ref:`Arrays <t_array>` and :ref:`structs <t_struct>` are4049 :ref:`array type <t_array>`, and the number and types of elements must9973 :ref:`struct <t_struct>` or :ref:`array <t_array>` type. The other operands are10019 :ref:`struct <t_struct>` or :ref:`array <t_array>` type. The second operand is